Interventional Radiology | Vascular | Which Medical Device
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This POD packing coil was shown at CIRSE 2016 in Barcelona. It has a distal segment that is said to allow tight packing/anchorage in high flow vessels followed by a softer packing segment for ‘dense, focal packing’ of the vessel. They are aiming this squarely at the type of...
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Tha Asahi Meister is a peripheral vascular guidewire. It has a stainless steel core to allow cliniclans to shape and re-shape the tip with ease. According to the manufacturer, a pre-shaped actone provides excellent shape memory and the proprietary actone construction enhances...
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This system was shown at CIRSE 2016, in Barcelona. Dual power cells increase duration and run time, maintaining torque through tortuosity and i mproved drive shaft design increases efficiency of power transfer and torque. The device has FDA clearance. It is comprised...
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D*Clot (distributed in the UK by Mermaid Medical) is an OTW thrombectomy and atherectomy system. Dr Phil Haslam, Consultant Interventional Radiologist and Which Medical Device Founder first saw this device at CIRSE 2016, in Barcelona. He said, "This seems to be a more aggressive...
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The SwiftNinja™ is designed for selective microcatheter insertion without the use of a guidewire. A steering dial mechanism allows it to articulate up to 180 degrees in opposing directions to quickly select the most challenging vascular ostium. There are two radiopaque marker...
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